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October 2016
Welcome to the November issue of The Ophthalmologist. Upfront includes news on how the Mediterranean diet protects against AMD, reports on a study on whether ILM peels really improve outcomes in ERM surgery, and the use of OCT-A for monitoring, diagnosing and staging glaucoma. In My View features Philip Rosenfeld on the importance of getting clinical trial designs right – getting it wrong impacts everyone – and Ivan Goldberg highlights the issue of patient non-adherence in glaucoma management. Our cover feature sees BJ Dupps herald a revolution in refractive surgery, driven by precision corneal biometry, biomechanics, and computer simulation. In Practice sees Paul Tornambe review pneumatic retinopexy, and in NextGen, Luca Gualdi describes an electrifying new workout for the ciliary muscles as an early presbyopia treatment. Profession sees Dawn Sim explain why ophthalmology needs to see the bigger picture and implement new technologies to improve patient care, and finally, we Sit Down With co-inventor of OCT, and totally COOL guy, David Huang.
On a Mission
September 29, 2017
“The work that Orbis does is not about the ophthalmologists alone – it’s about the whole team.”
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Consumers and Videogamers be Thanked!
November 3, 2016
It turns out they’ve sharpened the tools of the research trade – essentially as a side effect.
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More Than the Sum of its Parts
November 3, 2016
Pegpleranib in combination with ranibizumab found to work better than ranibizumab alone
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The Artificial Vision Endgame
November 3, 2016
Skip the retina and the optic nerve – and stimulate the brain directly
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The Clinical Advantages of SS OCT Angio™
November 3, 2016
Rapid and non-invasive, swept-source OCT Angiography reveals more than you think – including the choroidal vasculature
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Evolutionize your Practice…
November 3, 2016
…with a faster, more precise and more useful femtosecond laser than those from ophthalmology’s near history
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